Posted April 3, 2002
At the upcoming World Cup Horse Show, a truck will be parked on the grounds collecting for families of soldiers at Fort Campbell and items that will be sent to our military overseas. WWTN, Western Express, Kroger, and other companies of Nashville, Tenn. began the Project Unlimited Support program. Items needed for the families include: diapers, baby food, canned goods, various items for children, and school supplies. Items for the military include: playing cards, small games, easy open canned goods, pens, pencils, stationery, and personal items. Also, unsealed letters to our soldiers will be sent overseas. At the World Cup in Shelbyville, Tenn., the show will be honoring “everyday heroes” each night including the Bedford County Sheriffs Department, EMS, Police Force, Firemen, and our military. For more information contact Mark Farrar at 615-867-7100 or Ann Bullard at 931-680-0735.
Items needed for the families include: diapers, baby food, canned goods, various items for children, and school supplies. Items for the military include: playing cards, small games, easy open canned goods, pens, pencils, stationery, and personal items.
Also, unsealed letters to our soldiers will be sent overseas. At the World Cup in Shelbyville, Tenn., the show will be honoring “everyday heroes” each night including the Bedford County Sheriffs Department, EMS, Police Force, Firemen, and our military. For more information contact Mark Farrar at 615-867-7100 or Ann Bullard at 931-680-0735.
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